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  1. Local water districts in Southern California, including MWD, are grappling with shortages linked to the Colorado River while local governments approve tax measures.
  2. Local water districts in Southern California secured long-term contracts to ensure annual water supply.

San Diego County Water Authority is considering selling part of its Colorado River allotment.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 23
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San Diego County Water Authority is considering selling part of its Colorado River allotment.

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  1. The city of San Diego relies on the San Diego County Water Authority for its water management needs.Sub-event
  2. SD County Water Authority considers selling part of its Colorado River allotment.1 source

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